Platform support
Edge and watch support
TubeWitch supports Garmin Edge devices and Garmin watches, including vibration alerts where supported.
Feature overview
TubeWitch supports Edge devices and watches, multiple sensor sets, configurable display modes, detailed alarm controls, timeout handling, and activity review through Garmin Connect IQ stats, with alert timing controls designed to reduce nuisance duplicate alarms.
TubeWitch is the most flexible option for showing compatible tire pressure sensor data on Garmin, with broad control over labels, colors, layout behavior, alarm types, timing, and compatibility settings.

Platform support
TubeWitch supports Garmin Edge devices and Garmin watches, including vibration alerts where supported.
Sensor management
Store up to five named bikes or wheelsets, with front, rear, or both sensors enabled per set.
Touch controls
On touchscreen devices, Touch Data Field combines set switching, TubeWitch disable, manual rescan after timeout, and stopping alarm repeats.
Ride review
Average pressures and the active sensor set name are saved to Garmin Connect IQ stats after the ride.
TubeWitch gives more display and alert control than any other tire pressure sensor data field option: colors, labels, layout orientation, background style, alarm outputs, trigger timing, reset timing, decimal precision, and compatibility behavior can all be tuned to suit the users preferences.
Enter the full sensor ID, such as SYNCD-C3D0, in its Front or Rear slot in TubeWitch. The SYNCD prefix and hyphen must be included. Do not enter only the final four characters. TubeWitch receives Bluetooth LE broadcasts from Tubolito SYNCD inner tubes; no Garmin sensor pairing is required.
Manual mode keeps one configured set active. Auto Switch cycles through each configured set for 10 seconds until an active set is found.
Default 60 seconds. If all enabled sensors become stale after 250 seconds (4 minutes, 10 seconds) without valid pressure updates while Active Sensor Set is Auto Switch, TubeWitch then waits for this delay before scanning other sets again at 10 seconds each.
Optional on touchscreen devices. The setting combines Touch to Switch Sensor Sets, Touch to Disable TubeWitch, Touch to Rescan after timeout, and Touch to Stop Alarm Repeats.
Display Style offers TubeWitch Mode and Compatibility Mode. TubeWitch Mode is the default, but it may be unavailable on some devices that are not yet fully supported. Compatibility Mode uses dynamic font sizing and positioning and works across all devices.
Choose Auto, Vertical, or Horizontal layout orientation.
Choose Auto, Dark, or Light background styling for clearer contrast.
Customize the separator used in horizontal label layouts.
Choose Auto, 0, 1, or 2 decimal places depending on layout size and readability.
TubeWitch supports PSI, BAR, and kPa. BAR and kPa layouts support decimal precision.
Set low and high pressure targets for each wheel in each Sensor Set in TubeWitch settings, not in the manufacturer's app. A target of 0 disables that individual pressure limit. Choose units before entering targets; changing units does not convert saved target numbers.
High and Low Pressure Alarm groups keep alert behavior separated for more granular control.
High and Low Pressure Alarm groups organize alert settings independently for more detailed tuning.
Popup alerts, audible alerts, and vibration alerts are available where device support exists.
Alarm Trigger Delay, Alarm Reset Delay, additional repeats 90 seconds apart, tone selection, and alarm box and font color control how alerts behave and appear.
Setup checks confirm that full sensor names and pressure targets are saved, and identify missing-sensor conditions.
Default 15 minutes. During an activity, timeout minutes can be configured. If sensors are not found, TubeWitch stops scanning to save battery and shows a clear "Sensor(s) Not Found" message.
No timeout is applied before an activity starts.
TubeWitch keeps showing the last received pressure and marks it with "?" after 250 seconds (4 minutes, 10 seconds) without a valid pressure update. "X" indicates the timeout was reached and TubeWitch stopped searching for that sensor to save battery.
After timeout, scanning can be restarted with Touch Data Field on supported devices or by using Stop and Resume on the activity.
Ever stop for a quick lunch but want to check your tire pressures before you get going again? Instead of just showing "--" on your Garmin Edge or watch screen while your sensors are inactive or out of range, TubeWitch keeps the last known pressures and shows a "?" while it waits for fresh pressure broadcasts.
After a Garmin Edge power cycle or starting a new activity, Auto Switch scans each configured sensor set for 10 seconds until it finds one that is active. Even when all 5 bikes or wheelsets are configured, it will typically find the correct set within a minute.
When starting a ride, TubeWitch will lock onto any of the 5 configured sensor sets if they are active and nearby. Once locked on, it will stay on that set until no valid pressure update has been received for 250 seconds (4 minutes, 10 seconds). TubeWitch will then show "?", indicating stale data. It then waits for the Auto Switch Scan Delay, default 60 seconds, and then resumes scanning your configured sensor sets only for 10 seconds each. If it initially locked on to the wrong sensor set, ride away from the other nearby configured sensors; Auto Switch will then find and lock on to the bike or wheelset actually being ridden.
If a Garmin activity is started but sensors are not being used, the data field keeps searching until the timeout, default 15 minutes. Then it shows "Sensors Not Found" and stops scanning to save battery. Tapping the Data Field or Stop and Resume can restart the scan.
If a Garmin activity is started and sensors were found but valid pressure updates stop, the field shows the last received pressure with a "?" after 250 seconds (4 minutes, 10 seconds) to indicate stale data. If the signal stays missing long enough, the sensor times out after the default 15 minutes. It then shows an "X" next to the pressure, meaning it has stopped searching for that sensor to save battery.
If Auto Switch mode is active and all enabled sensors become stale after 250 seconds (4 minutes, 10 seconds) without valid pressure updates, TubeWitch waits for the Auto Switch Scan Delay, default 60 seconds, before scanning other configured sensor sets. It will still time out after 15 minutes if no sensors are found.